Leasing a Lexus
Since it’s founding Lexus has went on to become a globally successful carmaker and is now the largest selling premium car brand in Japan. FVL have great leasing deals to suit your needs. Take a look at our best Lexus options.
![LEXUS ES SALOON 300h 2.5 4dr CVT [Premium Pack]](https://cdn-08.imagin.studio/getImage?customer=gbfirst-vehicle-leasing&fileType=jpg&angle=1&width=1024&capId=98874&capVehicleType=car "Another great deal on a new LEXUS ES at First Vehicle Leasing")
What you need to know about the 2023 Lexus ES range
Before choosing the Lexus you plan to lease, we recommend determining your budget. Calculate what you can afford each month and the maximum amount you can spend. Once you've found the right deal, be sure to speak to us and be guided through the process. Whichever Lexus you choose, you’ll benefit from expert assistance every step of the way, a full warranty from Lexus and no depreciation on your new car!
Get your blistering Lexus car leasing deal from FVL today by choosing a model from our Lexus range.
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Is it smart to lease a Lexus?
Definitely! With the amount of money that new cars can lose, leasing a Lexus makes a lot of sense. If you are not fussed about owning the vehicle at the end, it can be the cheapest way to get into a brand new Lexus.
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Is Lexus a good brand?
Since it’s founding, Lexus has went on to become a globally successful carmaker and is now the largest selling premium car brand in Japan. Lexus offers an innovative and visually stunning selection of cars and have carved themselves a very successful position as a premium brand in the car leasing sector.
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What is car leasing?
Car leasing is simply a longer hire of a new car using a credit contract for a set period, usually between 2 and 4 years. They offer low fixed monthly rental payments until the end of the contract, and then you hand the car back.
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What are the benefits of car leasing?
New cars. The value of car leasing lets you drive the latest new cars for less, meaning warranty cover, the newest technology and safety advancements. It also protects the hirer from residual loss and market uncertainty plus the costs that ageing cars can give.
